Porsche 911 1994 Turbo 3.6 Coupe 2-door 3.6l Super-rare on 2040-cars
Commerce, Georgia, United States
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This is a great car that suffered a sad blow early in its life when it was stolen and some original parts were removed. It was restored to run very well, and I have owned it for over 13 years and enjoyed every single ride in it. Having 2 sons that no longer fit in the pop-up back seats, and only driving it once a month at best, I have come to the sad realization that I need to sell it in favor of a Daddymobile. I tracked the care ONCE at Lime Rock in Connecticut (AWESOME!) and I think a lot can be done with this car as a racer. As the third Porsche I have owned, I can say without qualification that this turbocharged beast is head and shoulders above the others. The transmission, engine, clutch and turbocharger were all rebuilt about 2000 miles ago, which was about 5 years ago. The 70,745 miles on the odometer are the original miles on the chassis, as far as I know. I do not believe it has ever been in an accident, except for a small dent in the back bumper and a paint chip on the passenger rear quarter-panel. But her hips are so wide, it is easy to imagine how that can happen! A few small things to take care of include repairs to the passenger door latch, needs a new stereo and the trunk deck latch sticks.
There is a LOT of fun to be had in this great car! Email with questions, and I am available to set up viewing in the next few days before the holidays. |
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